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12.35

+0.05 (0.41%)

as of Jun 17, 2026, 3:38:02 pm Market Open.

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BUY

Sentiment is a big headwind for this company because of fewer people using Yellow Pages. Healthy 15% yield that he thinks can be maintained for 2010 giving you a good cushion against any downward move in the price. Trades in a range of $5 to a little over $6 so treat as a trading stock.

COMMENT

(Market Call Minute.) If growth continues in the economy, expects this will start moving back towards $6. Pretty good yield.

SELL

Doesn't like their fundamentals, what is an older business model. There are some issues with distributions as they will be looking at conversion. There is a better place for your money.

DON'T BUY

Sold his holdings because of worries on the balance sheet but they have been addressing it quite well by pushing their maturities out. Debt is still pretty high. Auto Traders hasn't worked. Didn't want to take a chance of a cut in distributions again. Their recent reset preferreds would be a better deal as they are yielding over 7%.

COMMENT

Bonds. These are rated BBB Low. Biggest risk in the short-term would be refinancing risk or a decline in customers coming back.

DON'T BUY

Possibility of distribution being cut. Conversion soon. Market share being eaten up by Internet. Not a business model they like.

COMMENT

Fairly substantial amount of debt through debentures, preferred shares outstanding and some bank debt. 15% yield. Have a very good engine in their Internet delivery of proximity-based retail solutions. Would like to see them put more cash into this. Speculative.

COMMENT

Caller is Shorting. Risk/reward in terms of unit price is about balanced. Pretty hefty yield that you carry if you are shorting and this is a risky one to Short.

DON'T BUY

He has always disliked them. There was a huge debt problem. Does not like their business model. The advertising revenue that they get is old school. It’s really messy. It’s been depressed for so long that he would not be surprised if they recovered 20-40% but this is not his game.

DON'T BUY

Doesn’t like it. They have done some things that have helped restructure the company. They should have cit the yield more. The business will deteriorate over time.

COMMENT

Bad story that just keeps going on. Monster yield but cannot get out of the way of it self. If you're okay clipping the coupon, hang on. Have some huge structural problems. You no longer use Yellow Pages but you look up Google. 14.76% yield.

BUY

Dividend is sustainable. Company has vowed they can maintain the distribution as a dividend. It’s got a long road to go to get back to $10. They are having to migrate to an online format and they are slow at doing that.

DON'T BUY

Worried about everything going electronic. Their distribution may come down. There is no prospect of growth.

SELL

(Market Call Minute.) Too much competition coming in, in a declining market.

COMMENT

Cautious on Yellow Pages business. Big secular decline in that kind of print advertising. If you Short this, you have the issue of paying distributions.

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